The Legacy and Principles of the Indian Constitution

The video provides an overview of the Constitution of India, highlighting its adoption, key principles, and democratic framework. It discusses the fundamental rights and duties of citizens, the role of the legislature and judiciary, and the Constitution's adaptability through amendments. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding and upholding the Constitution as a living document.

What is the significance of the Constitution of India being the longest written constitution?

• It covers a wide range of topics and details.

• It is the oldest constitution in the world.

• It was written by a single individual.

• It has never been amended.

When did the Constitution of India come into effect?

• 15th August 1947

• 26th January 1950

• 2nd October 1950

• 26th November 1949

Which phrase captures the spirit of the Indian Constitution?

• Unity in Diversity

• Jai Hind

• Satyameva Jayate

• We the People of India

What type of government does the Indian Constitution establish?

• Presidential System

• Dictatorship

• Monarchy

• Parliamentary Democracy

What is the hallmark of India's democratic system?

• Religious Uniformity

• Economic Equality

• Caste System

• Universal Adult Franchise

Which parts of the Constitution enshrine the fundamental rights and directive principles?

• Parts Five and Six

• Parts Three and Four

• Parts One and Two

• Parts Seven and Eight

What is the role of fundamental rights in the Indian Constitution?

• They are legally enforceable in courts.

• They are suggestions for citizens.

• They are optional for states to follow.

• They are only for government officials.

What is the nature of the directive principles of state policy?

• Applicable only to citizens

• Optional guidelines

• Legally enforceable

• Fundamental in governance

What are the fundamental duties of citizens according to the Indian Constitution?

• Optional for citizens

• Only applicable to government officials

• Non-enforceable

• Legally enforceable

How has the Indian Constitution adapted to emerging needs and challenges?

• Through multiple amendments

• By ignoring new challenges

• By remaining unchanged

• Through judicial interpretations